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Swanson's Organic Beef Broth

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wowzer Community Regular
wowzer
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I just bought a container of the Swanson's Organic Beef Broth. It states that it is gluten free on the front of the package. I looked at the back and it has a recipe for a barley soup. Does that make sense of what!

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To us, that sounds odd, but to most people who don't have Celiac or gluten intolerance--and don't read labels like we do--it's just another recipe on a can of broth.

I agree, though--to us it makes no sense at all :D

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Odd but most people like to have a recipe to use. To us it seems out of this world since the product is gluten free. Patti brings up a point, most people will look at it as another thing to make on a can.

wowzer Community Regular
wowzer
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Yes so true. I looked at it as something I couldn't make.

Sharon Marie Apprentice
Sharon Marie
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I am thinking the broth is gluten free. They can still have recipes that have gluten. Don't ya think?

I am learning too.

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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It's probably a useful recipe for the 98% of people who can have wheat. :)

But when you're used to living in the gluten-free bubble, I know it can be hard to remember that.

Mango04 Enthusiast
Mango04
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I think wowzer was just trying to say it was kind of funny and ironic, not that s/he had a problem with the recipe being there ;)

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Daxin Explorer
Daxin
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Sounds like bitter irony to me as well. But perhaps, to those who are only allergic to wheat, and can tolerate all the otehr silly grains we are unable to eat as well, it may be good. But I can see how at first glance that recipe could be a silly idea.

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